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Results Analysis
We hope that students will explore,compare, find differences and think what
may have caused them.
According to the graphic, we have been able to observe that 34% of Romanian people are
more responsible when they have to close the tap while brushing their teeth, and approximately
60% of Slovenian students.
In this graphic we realize that people in Kranj are used to drinking tap water, thing not
very often in Calarasi town where they are supposed to buy the water they drink. Why?
Because people from Calarasi use Danube River water for drinking supplies.
Here we have noticed that almost all the surveyed prefer to have a shower rather than
a bath and average shower length is 10 minutes.
In this graphic there is a great difference among the two towns surveyed. Meanwhile people
from Kranj nearly always close the tap while they are soaping, in Calarasi they hardly ever do that.
Romanian people are more likely to wash the clothes more frequently.
More people are used to filling up the washing machine before turning it on, which is the
right thing to do.
These results are very similar to the former ones. Slovenian people are really aware of
the fact of saving water when they have to wash their clothes.
Romanian people are more likely to wash the clothes more frequently.
In this graphic there is evidence that in Calarasi people don’t have a dishwasher in use.
They make a better saving of water.
Many people have a garden, but they don’t water the plants unnecessarily.
People don’t use the toilet as a dustbin.
People have a water meter on display, so they improve its way of working out the total
amount of water spent at home.
They check if the taps and pipes don't leak.
We can see in this graphic, that there are no local restrictions on water usage.
Answering to this question (17), a part a surveyed people from Calarasi reckon that
a progressive water fee should be asked in order to save money for a better water usage.
But most of them don't think in the same way.
People think they could reduce their water consumption without diminishing the quality of life.
To sum up, almost all people surveyed agree in the fact that clean water is bound
to become a scarce resource one day.
